Re: [Ltib] Putting source code under svn control

[Michael Jones]

You can turn off that naming scheme in the kernel config with the 
CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO setting if you want.

I also have the misfortune of having a kernel under SVN control.  If you 
have the luxury of choice, I would recommend using git for managing 
kernel source, it's just a much more natural fit.  For example, there 
are .gitignore files already in the source tree which will help ignore 
files you don't want to put under source control.

-Michael

kshen wrote:
> HI, 
>
> I put the linux kernel code (rpm/BUILD/liux-2.6.29.2) under svn control. Now
> after running ltib and creating the image (-m scbuild and then -m scdeploy),
> I got rootfs/lib/moduels/2.6.29.2-svn32178, instead of
> rootfs/lib/modules/2.6.29.2. What's going on here?
>
> Thanks,
> Ke
>
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